Daily Republican., 1887-12-30
,ArH FOR ALL

These who strive for the best GOOD Ct
the many do MT always n6et euCour-
agemsnt. A thousand times it IL cls.
heasientrg 70 fua that tho very WORK
iugmgn Wau IN ID. needs the defsacs Of
wire tain IL so blind 10 bia wa
interests rs ID vCts for a Dctaocra.ic
demagogue I9roranc3 Is bot Gnhf ned
to worker; ~itness the nnnuiactursra
who tell i-ee trale orgare that tfey
Ta. noting but cheap materials. The
organs falsely quite ia many cases, spd
yet there are, In fact, some manual.
tIrsrs who long to oe dependent for
their ms.srIslo On eonrcss OF supply
which their fore gn rivals can end CO
cor;:ol.
But It Is tae 2Iory OF this Nation that
It's people Learn fas. vhen tie time
c)nss. Ii looked like hopeless talk,
IN the winter OF 1850, TO unite the
Northern psople in resistance to the
bally Ing diotation OF Save driving trei.
tots. Yet how swiftly and Rraudiy
tho Nation learned is duly, when tie
time cane. 1. was dismal outlook
Tor loyal reconstruction when Andre "
Johneon Was bclb!uZ men With Lftice TO
hs,p Wilt Lag uefs 10 gtasp the Coy
erDment, ana the "Arn,.in.Arm Coz
vent!on" At Philadelphia tried to del
uee the llnd With Guah. Then, as nos,
q Republican who edi'ed the New YORK
Times thcu Shs ma coulu turn tho scsie.
| Bat Johnson ard RAymJcd both lived
long enough 20 see the Na;lCn Iriun ph
! In tho victory Of tee R3pub!lcap party.
81 e2a.n the cloucs buGg Clark Nbeo
tao fight Tor honest Il nsy sgaInst all
to,ms Of repudiation bsgsin In 1875
| But The people learned IN . twelve
| month moro about the tile Dst pub
! lie h0noy 0pd private prosperity thar
! ttey bud ever known.
| The mpI vito clearly see ~hy the in
dus.ries OF this g,tat Sa;ion should tt
| defended / y strong protective datiss az:
| not q InaiJfity. Or tho millions WHO
\ nave sugported protection, many give
| reasons which 40 not go to the bottom
| But 1t ia q blessed thing that Prssi1sn
| Clevs ard has foIoad the Issue IN sGcl
| q shspe as 10 make thu people AK them
| selves why they favor National poll
0y which, he as66sts, taxes sl1ty mll
linns Tor the benefit Of three millions
Every man who faces thas gues.!ci
s.th open and honest eyes will find al
snswer in the wonderful growth tt
uuprecedented and natcnleBa prospect
Iiy, which the policy 70 falsely car.cA
tured has in fact produced
The consumer who opeps his eye
will learn that he IL lot taxed by ap,
ptCtoctiVc duty toat a..Hias It's ru;
p?ge, because that pu,poso is peins
nent c6eapIeos through hoGe cJmpetI
ton. The r1aaufaC:urer who cousidet
where his market woaia DO II the nil
Inaus who pr5dnco "raw materials
were pinehed or starved, as Euoh prt
ducern arc in other LINDA, will cease I
s!ah for cheapuess of ,na!etials wh!c
means scarcity OF cersuiaers. III
workipguan who asks where mi lion
o: workers would ind o living, If thi
oountry purchased ore from Cuba an
Spain, wool from Australia, coal fron
Eovn BsctiG ra!ls from Ecglnnd AZ
clothes frcm Germany, will rsmemhe
ths. q thoust.Ed men cut Of work viii q
more to put down wages than al tn
trades unions en- Garth can do to Du
them up.
The people will learn fast; they al
learning fast. CleselaEd's nlesesRe 40
Blatne's comments have opsned mof
o. than ever ere opened Ia any otht
| fortnight since tee tring on Fort Sun
tor. When nep see thnt Each fof q
Ia Republication, and that Etcn fC
! Salt is Democrsoy, they viii know o
witch eide eternal !otcts hsht,'-Sa'
| York Tribune.